25 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
1
Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion is defeated by Battling Siki in the sixth round of a bout that had been scheduled for 20 rounds in Paris.
Authorities say no murder was suspected after a note allegedly written by Mrs. Sabra Maude Pease indicated she died by her own action. The note to her husband Mr. Pease mentions being too hasty and references a potential burial and an alleged affair with Mrs. Katherine Brown of Beachmont.
A historical piece outlines how he rose to emperor, including his approach to Queen Victoria and the political maneuvers behind the secret treaty’s concealment. It examines the influence of royal relations and diplomacy on his ascent.
Hours in Von Benda's Family Circle and Latter's Talented Daughters are part of a major chapter series in which the Ex-Emperor narrates his experiences as Kaiser, War Lord, and Exile. The Boston Post confirms continued publication with Harvard’s Prof. Robert H. Lord providing daily American viewpoint analyses.
In the wake of Frederick III's death, Bismarck describes taking control and overhauling the imperial apparatus. He recounts dismissing aging officials and military entourages while reassigning some to army roles, with a transitional period for younger staff.
Ernest Levesque 20, catcher for Centredale team, collapsed in the fourth inning of an amateur league game in Providence. He died en route to a physician, with Medical Examiner Magill ruling natural causes.
East Boston youths were reported dead at East Boston Relief Hospital after a violent wedding reception at 804 Chelsea Street. Guests used wedding presents as weapons as furniture and windows were smashed and supper scattered in the lower floor incident.
Springfield Sept 24 Night before festivities of the Democratic State convention open Tuesday in the Municipal Auditorium. Mayor Curley of Boston may serve as temporary chairman and U S Senator Walsh as permanent gavel holder. Ex mayor Fitzgerald and William A Gaston are expected to arrive and speak.
National League results show St Louis defeating New York 10 to 1 and Brooklyn 4 to 2 over Pittsburg in first game, then Pittsburg 11 to 3 over Brooklyn in the second. American League scores include Detroit 7 Benton 2, Cleveland 0 over New York, St Louis 7 over Pasiedetenia 4, and Washington 5 Chicago 4. Eastern League notes list Wittesele 3 leading ye eeteeee TM 1 with Worcester at New Haven 5 8. Waterbury 9 10 innings, Warbury & Springfela 1 8 innings in second game.
A wealthy Boston woman who recently lost over $18 000 through ponies at distant tracks is being sought by Boston police as part of the Downey case. Downey, 19, a Federal Trust Company clerk, is jailed for theft of $127 700. The probe targets bookmakers accused of causing Downey’s downfall.
Nine evening high schools, 24 elementary schools and five trade schools begin sessions this evening to serve youths unable to attend day classes. No tuition or materials costs. M. J. Downey leads the program as attendance is expected to be strong. Classes run Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.
A note announces Sally Sees It Through by Sewell Ford appears as a complete amusing story in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The item previews the humorous tale likely set for readers of the weekly feature.
Fragmentary passage discusses wealth and influence, mentioning Ford Mellon Pittsburgh and Rockefeller. The excerpt references private banker status and potential control of vast fortunes, but lacks complete sentences or clear event details.
A dramatic blaze tore through the extensive barn on the country estate of Benjamin Boston, a Medfield property owned by a Boston lawyer. Firefighters battled the flames, using hose lines to reach a river, to save other buildings and livestock, including three Guernsey cows killed in the fire.
Long awaited Allied drive in the western theater begins as bombardment and occupation efforts intensify. One year ago today Belfast saw heavy bombing with many killed.
Fair and much cooler Tuesday with west and northwest winds. Washington and New England forecast fair and cool. Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect fresh northwest winds and fair weather north of Sandy Hook. The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts clear skies and cooling conditions tonight.
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